The three Lafayette teens stabbed during a Sunday morning fight at a Longmont home are identified in court records as Brian Farmer, who died at the scene; and Jerrad Wallace, who died Tuesday, and Trevor Dolifka, who was critically injured, court records showed.

The Frederick man accused in the stabbing, Secundino "Dino" Martinez, was covered in blood and carrying a bloody shirt when police caught up with him that morning, according to an arrest report.

Martinez made a first appearance in Boulder District Court on Tuesday morning and is scheduled to return Thursday for filing of charges.

"Six people were beating me up," police quoted Martinez as saying in the report. "I was defending myself."

Jerrad Wallace, 17, was stabbed at a party in Longmont on Sunday, Jan. 12.
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Police arrested him Sunday morning on suspicion of first-degree murder and two counts of suspicion of attempted first-degree murder. He is being held without bond at the Boulder County Jail.

Police were called to 712 Francis St. at 2:07 a.m. Sunday after multiple people called 911 and reported that several people had been stabbed. When officers arrived, they found three victims and learned that the assailant had fled on foot. A 911 caller characterized the stabbings as a fight among friends that got out of hand.

According to police, an 18-year-old hosted a party at the home for 20 16- to 21-year-old guests while his parents were out of state. According to Martinez's arrest report, the host, Pir Warzabluk, told police he invited Martinez to hang out and there were already several people there.

"During the time Dino was there, he became belligerent, calling girls names and causing trouble," the report read. "While in Pir's kitchen several persons asked Dino to leave."

Martinez then reportedly took a knife from the kitchen and put it in his pocket. Warzabluk told Martinez to put the knife back but did not confirm that he had, according to the reports.

This Facebook photo shows Trevor Dolifka of Lafayette. According to Longmont police reports, he suffered multiple stab wounds in a Jan. 12, 2014, fight at a party at 712 Francis St.
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When Martinez left the house, Farmer reportedly followed him out and the two got into a fight. Police reported that witnesses saw Farmer on the ground with Martinez on top of him "striking him repeatedly. Farmer was found lying on the ground outside the home, while witnesses told police they saw Wallace in a large pool of blood on the ground "on the northeast corner of the residence."

They said Dolifka was in the kitchen covered in blood.

Dolifka and Wallace both suffered multiple stab wounds, according to the report. Wallace suffered at least one stab wound to the heart, and both of Dolifka's lungs collapsed, the report said.

Wallace's family reported on social media and to 9News on Monday that he had died. However, sources close to the investigation told the Times-Call that the teen remained on life support pending the resolution of end-of-life issues. The Boulder County Coroner reported Tuesday that Wallace was removed from life support after noon and he died at 1:23 p.m.

According to Martinez's court records, witnesses gave police his name and they determined he lived in Frederick with an uncle and aunt. Frederick police placed the home under surveillance and then followed a car from the home. Officers stopped the car, which was driven by Martinez's uncle, Johann Reck, and he said his nephew had called from Walmart asking for a ride. Longmont police then went to Walmart and found Martinez in the store. He reportedly had blood on his pants and was holding a bloody shirt.

Longmont Police Detective Joel Post, left, holds a knife that was recovered from the backyard of a home at 730 Francis St. on Monday. Police are testing to see if it was used in Sunday morning s stabbings at 712 Francis St.
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